Chitika’s eMiniMalls ad program
October 10th, 2005 at 7:08 pm
The past couple of weeks everyone has been talking about Chitika’s eMiniMalls ad program. eMiniMalls are contextual ads and are delivered in a very unique way through a javascript-based code, similar to AdSense.
This program can be run in conjunction with AdSense & YPN if you disable the contextual aspect of it, and use keywords only:
ch_non_contextual = 1;
ch_query = “keyword01 keyword02″;
Like many others I’m very satisfied with eMiniMals running them on one of my other blogs (not known to my readers at the moment).
Just take a look how their ad units work. Here is an iPod ad:
This ad should show a digital camera ad:
This one should be a laptop ad:
If you would like to sign up visit Chitika.com.
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5 Responses to “Chitika’s eMiniMalls ad program”
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I don’t see your sample ads on here…not that I need to, since I am already signed up, but I figured I would let you know. I checked it in Thunderbird, FireFox, and IE.
Comment by Blaine Moore (Run to Win) | October 10th, 2005 #
Now you should see them. I have to use iframe because WP has some problems with JS in content of a post.
Comment by Miha | October 10th, 2005 #
Yep, they show up now.
Comment by Blaine Moore (Run to Win) | October 10th, 2005 #
I’m seeing a slight error in how they render (across all sites, not just yours). I’m using Firefox 1.5 Beta 1 on Win Xp, so it might be that.
Screenshot here: http://wv4.co.uk/docs/chikita-rendering-error.gif
Just a minor problem though, they seem to be generally pretty effective, especially for product related sites.
Rob.
Comment by Rob Lewis | October 11th, 2005 #
I am taking a big chance here everyone and jumping on the Chitika bandwagon. And in a big way.
After coming out of the highest Adsense earning month for one of my websites I have decided to give Chitika a try for one month. Over the weekend I removed all Google adsense from my site www.usedmac.ca and replaced the ads with Chitika ads only.
Let’s see if the gamble pays off.
Comment by Scott | October 11th, 2005 #